All consumers prefer to pay in specific ways. While it’s common knowledge that consumers overwhelmingly prefer to pay electronically with debit and credit cards or ACH, some still favor or default to cash in certain situations.

Although it may seem simple and straightforward, accepting and managing cash can be a tricky and cumbersome process for businesses, requiring time and resources and often exposing businesses to risk and security issues.

In our rapidly evolving digital era, new payment technology is dramatically shifting how we transact. Traditional payment methods, such as credit cards with magnetic stripes and EMV chips, have been reliable for decades. However, more advanced and secure technologies like biometric technology and digital wallets are emerging and set to overtake traditional ones. This shift is a critical evolution in the financial services world, especially for financial professionals, tech enthusiasts, and business owners...

Debit and credit card payment acceptance is a fundamental aspect of running a successful business. Whether you're selling products, services, or subscriptions, offering customers the option to pay with their debit and credit cards is essential for maximizing sales and enhancing the overall customer experience. Today we will dive into the key steps and strategies for seamlessly integrating credit card payment acceptance into your website and how credit card processing software plays a vital role in this...

Finding merchant debit and credit card processing software you can trust is essential for maximizing profitability and maintaining a competitive edge. Accepting debit and credit card payments offers numerous benefits, including increased sales, improved customer satisfaction, and streamlined payment processes. However, navigating the complexities of processing fees and finding the right provider can be challenging. In this blog post, we'll explore three ways to identify high-quality merchant credit card...

Businesses still rely heavily on paper processes when paying their vendors. Given the technology available, this may come as a surprise. Using paper checks to pay vendors is costly, time-consuming and error-prone. And they often require headcount specifically for creating, processing and tracking them.

2024 is off to a great start as REPAY ramps up for Acumatica Summit 2024 at the Wynn Las Vegas from January 28-31, 2024.

As a platinum sponsor, we look forward to showcasing our all-in-one native Acumatica solution. From a single place, you can digitally pay vendors to enhance the AP experience.

Have you registered yet? We have lots to share with you.

Stop by booth #502 to collaborate and strategize on improving your payment processes within Acumatica.

In a world where technology shapes our daily routines, digital payment apps are transforming how we manage our finances. Gone are the days when cash and physical cards dominated our wallets. Today, with the advent of digital payment apps and wallets like Google Pay™ and Apple Pay®, mobile payments are becoming central to our financial activities. This shift from traditional methods — such as chip cards to digital platforms — marks a new era in financial management.

Accounting teams are essential for keeping funds flowing into and out of any dealership. No matter the number of rooftops, paper processes have long presented problems, especially for Accounts Payable (AP), who manage the vendor payments that keep your business running.

The reliance on modern technology tools, including instant payments, has opened new gateways for efficient transactions. Businesses can streamline their transactions without worrying about factors like payment security and delayed transactions. Real-Time Payments (RTP) and FedNow are the most recent wonders of finance innovation. These services have emerged as some of the fastest and most reliable payment channels in the U.S. We will walk you through a thorough comparison of RTP and FedNow to help you...

Late payments can disrupt your business's cash flow and hinder growth, whether you're a startup or a well-established company. Dealing with economic challenges and evolving payment technologies makes it crucial for businesses to find simple and effective solutions to tackle late payments.